i-864

[nina1 0]

I'm just wondering..

When are you supposed to get an updated i-864 for the interview? I mean, my husband has not changed jobs,positions, his income is pretty much the same..

[gimygirl 0]

depends how much time is inbetween filing for AOS and attending your interview. if it's greater than 6 months, i would bring a new one (with supporting docs) with you OR if any info has dramatically changed (employment, income, etc).

[Autumnal 25]

Sometimes people are asked for the I-864 form when they are at the AOS interview, and sometimes they aren't. This is typically true if there's been a long delay between the time of filing and the time of the interview; or there are likely to be changes; or the wages were different at time of filing from present.

Not all people need it, but if your interview is around the time or after tax filing time, it's probably a good idea to fill it out again -- though you probably don't need notarization.

[Neja 0]

On my interview letter, an updated I-864 was on the list of things that should be brought to the interview. Even if your info hasn't changed I would probably still do one and put together the info and get it notarized.

[friedicecream123 0]

I think an updated employment letter and paystubs would suffice. On our interview, the officer asked for an updated letter of employment but we gave her an entirely new I-864 since we are using a co-sponsor now that the hubby has quit his job to write.

[motu 6]

If nothing has changed - then you may be OK with up to a 6 month old I864 (my rule:LOL:) I had submitted the AOS application in mid October with the I864 done in early October and the Income letter from September. All I was asked was if anything had changed and I told him "No everything is the same except for a small raise scheduled for March." Nothing else was asked about the I864. Good Luck

[nina1 0]

thnx guys!

But do you think that my husband could just bring a letter from Management saying how much he makes, how many hrs/wk he works, what he does, and how long he's been in the company for?

Could that be enough? We filed 18mths ago, but the info really hasn't changed much, if not nothing..

[chuckandkim 0]

i didn't bring my "updated" I-864, but i brought them 3 months straight worth of paystubs, 3 months worth of joined bank statement, 3 months worth of bills and canceled checks where the checks showed both our names.

our 2005 Income Tax Return filing. Done!

[meauxna 15]

put together the info and get it notarized.

No need to get it notarized; if you are taking it to an interview, the interviewing officer can notarize it.

Save a step.

[Jasman0717 9]

I was planning on doing a new one just before the interview but CSC ruined all that planning by issuing Claudeth a GC without an interview